How can I watch Sunderland AFC v Peterborough United? Is there a live stream? How much will it cost?

When is the game? What time is kick-off?

Sunderland AFC will welcome Peterborough United to the Stadium of Light on Saturday, September 26.

Kick-off is at 3:00pm.

Is there a live stream for Sunderland AFC v Peterborough United? How can I follow it live?

Yes, there will be a stream for Sunderland AFC v Peterborough United.

The game will be broadcast via SAFSee on safc.com – with streaming passes available to purchase now.

The Sunderland Echo will also be running a comprehensive live blog with team news, live updates, reaction and analysis from Phil Smith - who will be one of a handful of people allowed access to the game.

How much does a streaming pass cost and where can I buy one?

A streaming pass for this fixture costs £10 for fans based in the UK & Ireland, and £7 for international-based supporters.

They can be purchased HERE.

Is there any injury news? Who is in the teams?

Sunderland could be without Elliot Embleton who is recovering from a minor injury sustained in pre-season.

George Dobson will miss the game through suspension while the Black Cats will also monitor the fitness of Max Power after he picked up a hamstring injury at Oxford United on Saturday.

Peterborough United have no fresh injury worries after their late win over Fleetwood Town last weekend.

Who is the referee?

The match officials are yet to be confirmed for the next round of fixtures in the League One season.

What is the form of both teams?

Sunderland have won one and drawn one in League One so far, following up an opening day draw with Bristol Rovers with a victory at Oxford United.

Peterborough, meanwhile, have won and lost one – having beaten Fleetwood after defeat at Accrington Stanley.

What are the odds?

Sky Bet are offering the following odds on the game:

Sunderland – 11/10

Draw – 23/10

Peterborough United – 21/10

Are any tickets available?

No. All Sunderland games are currently being played behind closed doors meaning no tickets will be available.

The earliest supporters will be able to return to stadiums is October 1 – although a number of EFL pilot events are taking place.

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